Use Sebamed or Himalaya diaper rash cream. For mild rashes, I've seen improvement within a day or two with Himalaya diaper rash cream.<br> Make sure the area is completely dry (whether you use water or wipes) before applying rash cream &amp; use generous amounts of cream before you put on a diaper everytime. <br> You don't have to stop using diapers completely, but give more naked time for baby on a large waterproof mat. If you want to continue using diapers, make sure you use good absorbent ones &amp; keep checking diapers for change every 2 to 3 hours.<br> If baby's stool gets hardened on the skin, do not use wipes. Wash gently with warm water.<br> Avoid using wipes until the rashes settle down &amp; use good quality wipes once things get back to normal. Continue using smll amounts of rash cream even after things settle down. <br> Also make sure you use the wipes gently without too much pressure while rubbing.

Now i m not using wipes..bt now already 10 days have gone thr is not good improvement&hellip;do u have any remedy?or something else u can suggest??

Stop wipes if will take 3 or 4 days yo settle

Dr had prescibed the ointment bt its not working&hellip;he still has the rashes

Yes i m feeding only breastmilk and i have not wear the diaper..it is the reaction of wet wipes said by dr